By Jerome Lawrence

Director Laurie Gardner

At the Lowell House JCR

Tonight and tomorrow night at 8

This play based on the story of the famous Scopes Monkey Trial treats the subject of teaching evolution and creationism in schools. If you took Justice last semester, you saw a portion of the Scopes trial in class--if you were there. If not, you can see the whole thing this weekend at Lowell House in a modern rendition of a philosophical dispute thatt continues to this day.

Now, Later, Soon: Sondheim

By Stephen Sondheim

Directed by Pier Carlo Talenti

At the Dunster Dining Hall

Tonight and tomorrow night at 8

Following the success of last year's It's Sondheim Tonight, the the Performing Artists' AIDS Coalition (PAAC) presents Now, Later, Soon: Sondheim this weekend in the Dunster House Dining Hall. This year the profits from the show will benefit the Deaconess Hospital AIDS patient care. The performances in this weekend's show should be fantastic, so don't miss this great chance to hear good music and to benefit a needy cause.

The Harvard Wind Ensemble

At Sanders Theater

Tomorrow night at 8

This Saturday the Harvard Wind Ensemble presents its annual composer performance, this time with guests Vivian Fine and John Cage. The performance will be at Sanders Theater at 8:00.

Reggae Artist: Danny Zucker

At Lowell House

Tomorrow night at 10

This weekend the reggae singer, Danny Zucker, formerly of the local group, Zion Initiation, will perform this weekend at Lowell House at the House Committee's annual Jamaica Party. From Jamaica, himself, Zucker is known in Boston for his talent and for his efforts to aid Jamaicans. Zucker, who has performed in Boston since 1979, has released a number of records, including Take Us Home.